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 | I've tried using co-pilot, codeium, claude, chatgpt and gemini. They are good for repetitive work but anything remotely complex and they are pretty terrible tbh. I find that it's quicker for me to just solve issues on my own a lot of the time than try to prompt my way …  |
| | WiX is very useful for creating an installer, is highly customisable and has plenty of online documentation. http://wixtoolset.org/  |
 | I have been plagued by an issue for the past couple of days and I am yet to find a solution. I have an service installed at several customer sites. This service grabs data from a database, packages it up and then submits it to a web service hosted on …  |
 | I am struggling to make sense of what you have written. To clarify, are you asking how you would prevent the player from going north, for example, if the current room has no north exit? If this is the case then you could do something like: if((choice == 'n') && … |
 | If you have used both static methods and objects before then I am suprised that you do not see why people use objects so frequently. Objects make it easier to understand and also maintain code. Imagine if you wanted to store some data about a person and decided that you … |
| | It looks like your tutor/lecturer/teacher/mentor is trying to get you to look into operator overloading. Here is a nice starting point: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/5tk49fh2(v=vs.80).aspx In particular it reads as though you should be aiming to overload '++' and '--' intially and then move on to the relational and stream operators. Once they … |
| | I hate to reiterate what Nathan already said but....what exactly are you stuck on? Its hard to help you if you don't specify the problem. Having said that I should point out that the above code already has mistakes -- did you know this? e.g. line 16 should actually be: … |
| | Hi Everyone, Background: I have recently implemented the A* pathfinding algorithm in C# based on some pseudo code that I found. I need the algorithm to run as fast as possible and at present my code isn't quite cutting it. I understand that the heuristics used can have a big … |